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Outside a San Diego bar, the camera lingers suggestively on a sign announcing “Cocktails.” Inside, a 27-year-old gay hustler named Andrew Cunanan (Jonathon Trent) frets over his fading looks and softening six-pack. According to “Murder in Fashion,” a hysterical, fictionalized account of Cunanan’s three-month, four-state, five-victim 1997 killing jag that culminated with the murder of the fashion designer Gianni Versace, the real culprit was the aesthetic tyranny of gay culture. — Jeannette Catsoulis